No, there's no connection between the reproductive organs and the gastrointestinal tract in humans.
It's quite small, but there is a chance of getting pregnant that way.
As long as the penis and/or semen is in contact with the vagina, there is the chance you may get pregnant.
NO, the semen wont do deep enough to make you pregnant. just a very low chance.
Semen has to be inside the vagina for you to get pregnant.
No. As long as there is semen ejaculated into the vagina, there are a possibility of pregancy.
Semen is sperm, and all it needs to do to get a girl pregnant is be fresh and be introduced to the vagina. So yes. changes are just as much as if you would have ejaculated in the vagina. There are millions and millions of sperm a droplet of sperm and there only needs to be one to fertilize and egg and get a girl pregnant.
Pregnancy occurs when semen enters the vagina and fertilizes an egg, and then only. If no semen entered your vagina (or the area outside your vagina, since sperm can swim), there is no chance you can get pregnant. If the condom was put on properly and did not break, there is an extremely low chance you can be pregnant. If you did not bleed much after intercourse, most likely it is coincidence that your cycle was almost over.
If semen came into contact with the vagina, there is always the chance that you may become pregnant. A sensation of wetness makes no difference whatsoever.
In order for a girl to be able to get pregnant, sperm/semen needs to be involved. This only comes from the penis, so only if you introduce semen to the vagina, is there a chance that pregnancy can occur
no
you have a chance of getting prenant at anytime semen goes into you it doesn't matter when or for how long or anything.
Only if there's fresh semen on it and you put it in your vagina or rub it against.